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INSYS Aero Collaborates with RoderPrazision for Unmanned System Development

INSYS Aero and RoderPrazision have entered into an agreement for the development of unmanned systems for use in military and civil applications. INSYS Aero is a supplier of avionics, communication, security and control systems.

26 Dec 2011

High Altitude Balloon System from Raven Successful in UAV Flight Testing

Raven Industries has aided the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in the testing of the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) as part of the Autonomous Deployment Demonstration (ADD) program. The flight demonstration testing was conducted at the Yuma Proving Grounds in Arizona.

23 Dec 2011

CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery and TomoTherapy Widely Accepted at Medical Centers

CyberKnife and TomoTherapy are amongst the most widely accepted radiation oncology therapies across the world. Around 23 top medical centers have installed the CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery System and TomoTherapy System for delivering personalised treatments for cancer patients.

21 Dec 2011

AAI Logistics and Technical Services Earns Training Provider Certification in UAS Category

Sweden Armed Forces Technical School, regarded as one of the top most in providing military training services has awarded the maintenance training provider certification for the unmanned aircraft system (UAS) training to AAI Logistics and Technical Services.

21 Dec 2011

Remote MineHunting System Completes Critical Reliability Testing

The Remote MineHunting System (RMS) from Lockheed Martin has completed 500 hours of critical reliability testing on the U.S. Navy’s Remote Multi-Mission Vehicle (RMMV).

From Lockheed Martin Corporation 21 Dec 2011

Aurora Flight Sciences Signs Contract with Air Force Research Lab for Supply of Skate SUAS

Aurora Flight Sciences has won the supply contract for the specialized Skate small unmanned aerial system (SUAS) from the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL).

17 Dec 2011

Student at Queensland University Builds Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Propelled by Wind Power

A student pursuing PhD studies at Queensland University of Technology has designed an unmanned aerial vehicle that will be powered by wind or solar energy. Wesam Al Sabban, the creator of the UAV, explained that the UAV, named as the Green Falcon II, will tap wind power to move similar to the movement of a bird.

16 Dec 2011